You have to be patient on some cases because you can't get impatient if the player doesn't know how to play or doesn't understand how to do certain things on the court. ... The coach needs to be fair to his/her players and teach them the plays or how to do the fundamentals correctly so that way they can become a better athlete. ... When I was younger my sisters played sports. Every chance they had with me they would take me outside to play volleyball, basketball, or softball with me. ... Whatever sport you love; basketball, football, softball, baseball, soccer, volleyball etc...

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If so, why should college athletes not receive payment for play? ... You might argue that the reward to the athlete for playing the game is his scholarship for an education. ... There are critics of the bill who worry that because football and basketball are the biggest money- makers for schools, other areas, such a track/field, swimming or volleyball and golf might not be given the same weight when it comes to deciding who gets what. ... Take a look at how the Division I Head Coaches are measured if you believe the concern is toward the athlete getting an education. ... The co...

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For example, in a study conducted by the Orlando Sentinel, it was estimated that the University of Texas' Athletic Program had the highest revenue of any other University at $120,288,370 (How Much Revenue). ... They want to know how the NCAA could make it a fair system. ... How do you determine the amount of money each person gets? ... And finally, an athlete who plays men's basketball or football for a school like Texas or Kentucky, is going to make more money than an athlete who plays men's tennis or women's volleyball at those same schools; not because basketball or foo...

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